Reminds me of Buxtehude's prelude in a-minor BuxWV 153. The first fugue in 4/4 with the repeating eights, then the change to 6/4 for the second fugue. Also the general structure with the two free parts in the beginning and the end, surrounding the two fugues in the middle.
@@TheOneAndOnlyZeno well, i don't agree. Here, you have to play with both of feet at the same time, moving them and playing eight notes with each of them! And, of course, while playing with hands. Probability to play a wrong note is high in such circumstances!
@@DailyKosia You should view Vincent Lubeck's great G Minor Praeludia if you haven't, it features even more extensive 5 part counterpoint (which is to say 2 part counterpoint in the pedal), that might be a contender for the more difficult parts to perform: th-cam.com/video/0mGZ9UWuxMQ/w-d-xo.html
@@TheOneAndOnlyZeno I'm currently playing this Bruhns Praeludium, and the double pedal parts are pretty tricky, especially compared to pedal solos which are easier than they might sound.
My other score-videos of Bruhns: th-cam.com/play/PLafpqg3vsKmepXyLXY0jgvnUmjpOEKG9f.html
Very nice!
Reminds me of Buxtehude's prelude in a-minor BuxWV 153. The first fugue in 4/4 with the repeating eights, then the change to 6/4 for the second fugue. Also the general structure with the two free parts in the beginning and the end, surrounding the two fugues in the middle.
3:07 : most difficult foot parts I've ever seen
That or the pedal introduction to Bach's Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C Major (BWV 564): th-cam.com/video/WNZ1AEuJ3lM/w-d-xo.html
@@TheOneAndOnlyZeno well, i don't agree. Here, you have to play with both of feet at the same time, moving them and playing eight notes with each of them! And, of course, while playing with hands.
Probability to play a wrong note is high in such circumstances!
@@DailyKosia You should view Vincent Lubeck's great G Minor Praeludia if you haven't, it features even more extensive 5 part counterpoint (which is to say 2 part counterpoint in the pedal), that might be a contender for the more difficult parts to perform: th-cam.com/video/0mGZ9UWuxMQ/w-d-xo.html
@@TheOneAndOnlyZeno I'm currently playing this Bruhns Praeludium, and the double pedal parts are pretty tricky, especially compared to pedal solos which are easier than they might sound.